Learn why massage is a proven, effective complement to traditional diabetes management, and discover what measures you should take to ensure sessions are both safe and beneficial for your diabetic clients.
Do some of your clients try to extend their time with you by hanging around after their session ends? Find out how to limit the time clients spend in your office by asserting the boundaries of your working relationship, without the risk of losing their business.
Developing a steadfast relationship with clients can be enhanced by conveying your care for their daily well-being. Since economic hardship often relegates massage as being a luxury, quarterly treatments may be sought instead of the desired weekly massage. How then can a massage therapist encourage the practitioner/client relationship to grow when visits are so seldom? There is an ethical and prosperous way to ensure that clients feel cared for by their massage therapists, not just during their treatments but throughout the entire year.
Regardless of the training received in massage school, the fainting of a client is a stressful situation for any bodywork professional. Review the causes and warning signs of fainting, preventive measures, as well as the necessary steps to safely and confidently handle this unpredictable occurrence like a pro.
With its multi-faceted functions, the jaw’s temporomandibular joint is vulnerable to a variety of ailments. Learn what modalities best ease the pain and discomfort of TMJ as well as self-care suggestions to share with your clients.
Often a neglected part of the body, the ears hold a special place in bodywork. Discover why clients love their ears rubbed during a session, what ear massage is particularly effective for and how to use the ears to increase a session’s effectiveness.
As massage therapists learn to incorporate aromatherapy into their sessions, they must be prepared for the dramatic results that will ensue. Uncover our experts’ eight tips to safely and effectively use essential oils.
The compassionate nature of many bodyworkers leaves them vulnerable to absorbing their client’s energy. Practicing these four steps – self-awareness, grounding, protection and cleansing – will help prevent emotional burnout.
An increasing number of children are being diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and treated with brain-altering medication. Learn the role bodywork can play in this common condition and five massage techniques to help those affected.
The environment you create for a massage, including the sounds your clients hear, is intended to enhance the experience. You don’t want to miss these twelve tips to make sure you are choosing well.
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